Gregory's ServerIt feels like in large parts #ATP is congruent with what the fediverse has to offer, but is different for the sake of being different. I also think that it’s hard to judge a protocol without a real world application. There are some design choices in #ATP that make me feel like they might be awkward to implement in practice.
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 @Gargron someone on HN pointed out Solid from Tim Berner Lee, and I see a better chance for interoperability there because it uses ActivityStreams as an foundational ontology. I remember hearing about it when it launched, but they seem to have made good progress (at least documentation wise).  @Gargron You spend it all on consultants who do that research for you, then decide to go with the existing solution  @Gargron They assessed, but probably they panicked since they saw that all they wanted to invent already exists in a very congruent way?  @Gargron I'd say literature reviews / evaluating existing solutions on Bluesky's vision is still something they can spend the budget on   @Gargron Now #Twitter wants to "copy" content warnings (self "ratings"). They could just spend 13 M€ on a migration plan from their current codebase to #Mastodon and be done with it. :) |
@Gargron it would be awesome if you could implement post migration to remove the biggest concern that people have of activitypub